Answer:
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Explanation:
comply
[kəmˈplī]
VERB
complied (past tense) · complied (past participle)
(of a person or group) act in accordance with a wish or command.
"we are unable to comply with your request"
synonyms:
abide by · act in accordance with · observe · obey · adhere to · conform to · follow · respect · agree to · assent to · consent to · concur with/in · fall in with · acquiesce in · go along with · yield to · submit to · bow to · defer to · satisfy · meet · fulfill · measure up to
(of an article) meet specified standards.
"all secondhand furniture must comply with the new standards"
synonyms:
comply with · meet · fulfill · answer · conform to · match up to · measure up to · come up to · suffice · be good enough · fit/fill the bill · perfect · make the grade · cut the mustard
After Arsat and his brother run away with Diamelen, they were chased by Rajah's men for Diamelen was a servant of the Rajah's wife. Arsat's brother had a plan to hold the men off while the couple run through the forest. His brother gave them time to run and then plan to catch up with them later. But when the enemies were attacking Arsat's brother, Arsat didn't turn back and helped him. They continue to paddle away leaving him to die. So, the result f the two brothers running away was the death of Arsat's brother because of Arsat's betrayal and cowardice.
Answer:
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Answer:
Less CO2 and H2O would be produced
Explanation:
Since you can only change the amount of reactants, you should be looking for compounds on the reactant side that contain oxygen. If you decrease something on the reactant side, compounds produced on the product side will be affected. Since both CO2 and H2O contain oxygen, and the O2 is the only reactant with oxygen in it, then the amount of CO2 and H2O will be reduced.
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